Princess Luna wrote:The point is to suggest SCP's that would fit in the game without changing their descriptions. Here is a clear example of an SCP that will never be suggested, SCP-169. Changing the description of 513 is like saying 169 can fit in the facility. You get where I'm comin' from with this?

If the line of sight between the two statues is broken a more dangerous aspect of SCP-531's effects manifests itself. Observers will be drawn to meet the gaze of one of the orphaned statues themselves. Once the gaze is met by an observer he is unable to break eye contact without an effort of will beyond the capability of most people.

The trapped individual will feel a mental pressure forcing him to crouch down so that his eyes are level with the statue's. After several minutes in this pose the subject's body begins to slowly stiffen and become heavier as a transmutation effect takes hold, converting the subject into a duplicate SCP-531 over the course of approximately one hour. The subject remains aware throughout the process but will remain unable to break the statue's gaze. Once the physical transmutation has begun there is no known way to halt or reverse it.

The duplicate is an exact copy and produces the same effects as the original SCP-531 statues. It is unclear whether this duplicative effect was intended by whatever agency created the original SCP-531s or if it is a side effect of the powerful link between the two statues.

Princess Luna wrote:That actually sounds like a good addition to the game, the only problem is SCP-531 is another stationary object. The only non-stationaries are 106, 173, and the MTF's. I feel that we need more mobile enemies in-game, and I think most will agree with me when I say that.